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Curriculum Vitae, Annalisa Pelizza

A. Personal data

Academic title: Full professor

Email: annalisa.pelizza2@unibo.it

Address: via Azzo Gardino 23, 40122 Bologna (IT)

OrcID.org/0000-0002-7720-5659

Academia.edu: https://utwente.academia.edu/AnnalisaPelizza

Research Gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Annalisa_Pelizza

B. Academic education and qualifications

Doctorate

University of Milan-Bicocca

Ph.D. program “QUA_SI – ICT Applied to the Knowledge Society and Educational Processes”. (Interdisciplinary

program encompassing Sociology and Social Sciences, Education and Media Studies, Computer Sciences,

Economics and Organization)

Thesis title: “Tracing Back Communities. An analysis of Ars Electronica’s Digital Communities archive from an

ANT perspective” (original English version). Defended on March 2, 2009.

Promotor: Prof. Guido Martinotti

Research partners: Ars Electronica, International Festival for Art, Technology and Society, Linz (AT) and Ludwig

Boltzmann Institute Media.Art.Research, Linz (AT)

Final evaluation: outstanding (5/5).

Master/Laurea (pre-Bologna process, 5 years)

University of Bologna

Program in Media Studies and Communication

Thesis title: “Semio-activism: Analysis of television coverage of the social movements reclaiming a new

humanism”.

Final evaluation: 110/110 cum laude

C. Appointments

Date: September 2019 / Current

Employer’s name: University of Bologna (IT), Department of Philosophy and Communication

Occupation or position held: Professore Ordinario (Full Professor), 1 fte, invited, tenured

Main activities: 1) Researcher; 2) teacher; 3) administration

1) Principal Investigator ERC project “Processing Citizenship: Digital registration of migrants as co-

production of citizens, territory and Europe”; 2) Teacher at bachelor and master level, PhD supervisor;

3) Member of faculty

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Date: October 2016 / August 2019

Employer’s name: University of Twente (NL), Faculty of Behavioural and Management Studies,

Department of Science, Technology and Policy Studies (STePS)

Occupation or position held: Universitair Hoofdocent (Associate Professor), 1 fte, invited, tenured

Main activities: 1) Researcher (75%); 2) teacher; 3) administration

2) Principal Investigator ERC project “Processing Citizenship: Digital registration of migrants as co-

production of citizens, territory and Europe”; 2) Teacher at bachelor and master level, PhD supervisor;

3) Member of faculty and university boards on research strategy, academic leadership and scientific

integrity.

Date: September 2013 / September 2016

Employer’s name: University of Twente (NL), Faculty of Behavioural and Management Studies,

Department of Science, Technology and Policy Studies (STePS)

Type of business or sector: higher education (university)

Occupation or position held: Marie Curie IEF fellow, Universitair Docent (Assistant professor), 1 fte

Main activities: 1) Principal Investigator of the “Translating Institution” research project funded under the

EU FP7 Marie Curie IEF actions for career development, until September 2015; 2) teacher at

bachelor and master level, PhD supervisor; 3) administration at departmental and faculty level.

Fellowships and visits

From September 2019 onwards

Visiting professor, University of Twente (NL)

February-June 2017

Resident fellow, Paris Institute of Advanced Studies, Paris (FR)

December 2016

Visiting fellow, Munich Center for Technology in Society, Munich (DE)

2006 / 2008

Ph.D. candidate, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute Media.Art.Research and Ars Electronica, Linz (AT). Ph.D.

research on digital communities. Results: PhD thesis (Pelizza 2009b), book (Pelizza 2018).

August 2006

Visiting graduate student, Seminar in Experimental Critical Theory ‘Technospheres: Futures of Thinking’.

Human Research Institute, University California Irvine, CA (US).

D. Publications

Articles on peer-reviewed journals Pelizza, A. (2020), ‘Towards a sociomaterial approach to inter-organizational boundaries. How information

systems elicit relevant knowledge in government outsourcing’, Journal of Information Technology: 1-15. Published online ahead of printing. DOI: 10.1177/0268396220934490 (I.F. 3.225).

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Pelizza, A. (2020), ‘“No Disease for the Others”: How COVID-19 data can enact new and old alterities"’, Big

Data and Society: 1-7. Published online ahead of printing. DOI: 10.1177/2053951720942542. Pelizza, A. (2020), ‘Blame Is in the Eye of the Beholder: Beyond an ethics of hubris and shame in the time of

COVID-19’, Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review, 3(Special Issue on COVID-19 and Misinformation): 1-4. DOI: 10.37016/mr-2020-022

Pelizza, A. (2019), ‘Processing Alterity, Enacting Europe. Migrant registration and identification as co-

construction of individuals and polities’, Science, Technology and Human Values, 45(2): 262–288. DOI: 10.1177/0162243919827927 (I.F. 3.160)

Pelizza, A. and Hoppe, R. (2018), ‘Birth of a Failure: Consequences of framing ICT projects for the

centralization of inter-departmental relations’, Administration and Society, 50(1): 101–130. DOI: 10.1177/0095399715598343 (I.F. 1.698)

Pelizza, A. (2016), ‘Disciplining Change, Displacing Frictions. Two structural dimensions of digital circulation

across land registry database integration’, Tecnoscienza. Italian Journal of Science & Technology Studies, 7(2): 35-60.

Pelizza, A. (2016), ‘Developing the Vectorial Glance: Infrastructural inversion for the new agenda on

governmental information systems’, Science, Technology and Human Values, 41(2): 298-321. DOI: 10.1177/0162243915597478 (I.F. 3.160)

Pelizza, A. (2010), ‘From Community to Text and Back. On semiotics and ANT as text-based methods for

fleeting objects of study', Tecnoscienza. Italian Journal of Science & Technology Studies, 1(2): 57-89.

Books Pelizza, A. (2018), Communities at a Crossroads. Material semiotics for online sociability in the fade of

cyberculture. Amsterdam: Institute of Networked Cultures. ISBN: 978-94-92302-26-7. Available Open Access at https://networkcultures.org/blog/publication/tod-28-communities-at-a-crossroads/

Pelizza, A. (2009), Tracing back Communities: An Analysis of Ars Electronica's Digital Communities archive

from an ANT perspective. Ph.D. thesis, University of Milan-Bicocca. • Evaluated “outstanding” (highest grade) by PhD defence committee

Book chapters (peer-reviewed are indicated) Pelizza, A. and Van Rossem, W. (2021, forthcoming), ‘Sensing European Alterity. An analogy between sensors

and Hotspots in transnational security networks’, in Witjes, N., Pöchhacker, N. and Bowker, G.C. (Eds.), Sensing Security. Sensors and the Making of Transnational Security Infrastructure. Manchester: Mattering Press. (Peer-reviewed)

Dijstelbloem, H. and Pelizza, A. (2019), ‘The State is the Secret. For a relational approach to the study of border and mobility control in Europe’, in De Goede, M., Bosma, E., Pallister-Wilkins, P. (Eds.), Secrecy and Methods in Security Research. A Guide to Qualitative Fieldwork, 48-62. Abingdon and New York: Routledge. (Peer-reviewed)

Pelizza, A. and Kuhlmann, S. (2017), ‘Mining Governance Mechanisms. Innovation policy, practice and theory

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facing algorithmic decision-making’, in Carayannis, E. G., Campbell, D. F., Efthymiopoulos, M. P. (Eds.), Handbook of Cyber-Development, Cyber-Democracy, and Cyber-Defense, 1-23. Cham: Springer. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-06091-0_29-1

Pelizza, A. (2008), ‘Stretching the Line into a Borderland of Potentiality. Communication technologies

between security tactics and cultural practices’, in Aurigi A., De Cindio, F. (Eds.), Augmented Urban Spaces. Articulating the Physical and Electronic City, 235-254. Aldershot: Ashgate. DOI: 10.4324/9781315568324 (Peer-reviewed)

Pelizza, A. (2005), ‘Dall'Auditel al General Intellect. Un modello evolutivo del pubblico televisivo' [From

Auditel to General Intellect. An evolutionary model of TV audience], in Adamoli, P. and Marinelli, M. (Eds.), Comunicazione, media e società. Premio Baskerville ‘Mauro Wolf' 2004, 45-78. Bologna: Baskerville. (Peer-reviewed) • Award winning paper (close second), Mauro Wolf Prize on Media and Society, prize

organizers: Baskerville Publisher, in collaboration with University of Bologna, University of Rome La Sapienza.

Book reviews Pelizza, A. (2020), Review of ‘Marres, N. 2017. Digital Sociology Digital Sociology. The reinvention of social

research. Malden, Ma: Polity Press’, Information, Communication and Society. Published online ahead of printing on June 25th. DOI: 10.1080/1369118X.2020.1781917

Pelizza, A. (2016), ‘Scaling Up Boundary Objects. Review of Mongili, A. and Pellegrino, G. (Eds.). 2014.

Information Infrastructure(s): Boundaries, Ecologies, Multiplicity. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing’, Science Technology & Society, 21(2): 315-318. DOI: 10.1177/0971721816640638

Conference proceedings Pelizza, A. (2016), ‘Translating Failures. The journey of framing government digitization as failing project’,

Proceeding of the Proving Futures and Governing Uncertainties in Technosciences and Megaprojects, Paris 12-14 December. (Peer-reviewed, selected)

Pelizza, A. (2016), ‘Materializing Autarchy. Counter-evidence of vendor lock-in in the Dutch cadastral

information systems’, Proceeding of the 2016 World Congress of the International Political Science Association (IPSA), RC32, Panel “Reshuffling Government”. Poznan (PL), 23-28 July.

Pelizza, A. and Mattozzi, A. (2015), ‘Beyond the materiality vs. discourse dichotomy. Recovering “enunciation”

and “delegation” to account for governance of and through information infrastructures’, Working paper for the Roads less travelled. Exploring new connections between Media Research and STS International workshop. University of Siegen (DE), 5-6 February. (Peer-reviewed, selected)

Pelizza, A. (2010), ‘Openness as an Asset. A classification system for online communities based on Actor-

Network Theory', Proceedings of WikiSym 2010, 6th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration. (New York: ACM Press). DOI: 10.1145/1832772.1832784 (Peer-reviewed, Awarded Best Paper at Wikisym 2010 over 150 participants)

Non-peer reviewed research articles in scientific journals Pelizza, A. (2017), ‘Processing Citizenship. Digital registration of migrants as co-production of individuals and

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Europe’, EASST Review, October. Pelizza, A. (2009), ‘Sei su Facebook? Anche no’ [Do you have a Facebook account? I’d rather not], Inchiesta.

Rivista di Studi Politici, 166 (October/December). Pelizza, A. (2006), ‘Comunicare l'immediatezza. Una televisione dal basso a Rotterdam' [Communicating

Immediacy. A grassroots TV broadcaster in Rotterdam], Inchiesta. Rivista di Studi Politici, 152 (April/June): 12-18.

Pelizza, A. (2005), ‘Spazi pubblici a un bivio: Per un’interpretazione del tema del degrado. Il caso del PSC del

Comune di Bologna’ [Public Spaces at a Crossroads. Interpreting Discourses on Urban Disorder: the case of the Municipality of Bologna], E/C Journal of the Italian Association of Semiotic Studies, 4.

Commentaries in current affairs or professional journals Pelizza, A., Lausberg, Y. and Milan, S. (2020, May 14th). ‘Come rendere visibili i migranti nei dati della

pandemia’, Internazionale. Available at https://www.internazionale.it/opinione/annalisa-pelizza/2020/05/14/migranti-dati-pandemia (Research-informed commentary in leading current affairs magazine)

Milan, S., Pelizza, A. and Lausberg, Y. (2020, April 28th). ‘Making migrants visible to COVID-19 counting: the

dilemma’, Open Democracy. Available at https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/can-europe-make-it/making-migrants-visible-covid-19-counting-dilemma/ (Research-informed commentary in current affair magazine)

Pelizza, A. and Hoppe, R. (2014), ‘Wil je ICT-problemen oplossen? Maak dan controversen zichtbaar!’ [Do you

want to solve IT problems? Then make controversies visible!], Binnenlands Bestuur. (Research-informed commentary in professional policy journal)

E. Teaching experience

2020/2021, 2019/2020

“Technology Studies of Communication” course, master program in Semiotics, University of Bologna.

2020/2021, 2019/2020

“Sociology of Communication” course, bachelor program in Communication Sciences, University of Bologna.

2018/2019, 2017/2018, 2015/2016

“Science and Technology Studies” course, master programs “Philosophy of Science, Technology and Society”

and “Industrial Design”, University of Twente.

2018/2019, 2017/2018, 2016/2017, 2015/2016

“Analysing Technology in Society” course, bachelor program “Advanced Technology”, University of Twente.

2018/2019, 2017/2018

“Technology and Migration” course, bachelor program “European Public Administration”, University of

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2016/2017, 2015/2016

“Reflection on data management” and “Politics by algorithms” courses, bachelor programs “Computer

Science”, “Business Informatics”, “Creative Technologies”, University of Twente.

2015/2016, 2014/2015

“Theory and Practice of Interaction in Digital Art” course, bachelor program “Creative Technologies”,

University of Twente.

PhD supervision

2019/2022 Supervision of Yoren Lausberg’s PhD research in the context of the ERC project “Processing

Citizenship”, Department of Philosophy and Communication, University of Bologna (IT).

2019/2022 Supervision of Lorenzo Olivieri’s PhD research in the context of the ERC project “Processing

Citizenship”, Department of Philosophy and Communication, University of Bologna (IT).

2018/2022 Co-supervision (with prof. S. Kuhlmann and dr. M. van Keulen) of Wouter van Rossem’s thesis

“Finding Blind Spots. Infrastructuring the European information systems for security, border and migration

management” in the context of the ERC project “Processing Citizenship”, Department of Science, Technology

and Policy Studies (STePS), University of Twente (NL).

2015/2017 Co-supervisor of Jesper Katomero’s thesis “Accountability as an Element of Governmentality”,

Department of Science, Technology and Policy Studies (STePS), University of Twente (NL). Promotor: prof. R.

Hoppe. (Reference letter by PhD candidate available).

2014/2016 Co-supervisor of Carla Alvial Palavicino’s thesis “Mindful Anticipation. A practice approach to the

study of expectations in emerging technologies”, Department of Science, Technology and Policy Studies

(STePS), University of Twente (NL). Promotor: prof. S. Kuhlmann. (Reference letter by PhD candidate

available).

Master student supervision in Science and Technology Studies, IT Policy and Philosophy of Technology at the University of Twente and University of Bologna.

Professional teaching

September / November 2007 and March / April 2009

Lectures and designer, “ICT towards the decentralization of the PA. Enti locali in Rete” course, Bologna,

Ferrara, Ravenna, Forlì, Rimini, Piacenza, Parma, Reggio-Emilia, Modena (IT). Course funded by Emilia-

Romagna Regional Government, in collaboration with Italian Union of Provinces and National Association of

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Italian Municipalities. Intended audience: local institutions' employees and executives; Regional

Government's employees and executives.

F. Lectures, keynote, conferences Invited presentations and keynote lectures (selection, since 2016) 16 November 2020 Keynote opening lecture, participation based on invitation “Making Europe through infrastructures of (in)security” workshop, University of Vienna, Austria 15 September 2020 Keynote opening lecture, participation based on invitation European International Studies Association (EISA) Early Career workshop series, Malta 13 December 2019 Panel convenor and presenter, participation based on invitation ‘Towards an STS approach to identification?’ panel, featuring A. M’Charek, J. Bier, S. Wyatt, V. Toom. Netherlands Graduate School in Science, Technology and Modern Culture (WTMC) Annual Meeting, Amsterdam 15-16 November 2019 Keynote lecture, participation based on invitation ‘Technologies et migrations. Corps, identités et technologies digitale dans le phénomène migratoire contemporain’, CETCOPRA, Université Sorbonne Paris 1 2 September 2019 Keynote lecture, participation based on invitation ‘STS and migration infrastructures’ lecture series, Kassel University (DE) 03 June 2019 Keynote lecture ‘Technology and Infrastructures. Digital registration of migrants as techno-social assemblage’,

participation based on invitation Utrecht Center for Global Challenges, ‘Digitized Global Mobilities. The Role of New Media and Digitization in

the security approaches of the refugee crisis’, Utrecht University (NL) 11 February 2019 Keynote lecture ‘Intersectionality for High Tech, with Human Touch’, participation based on invitation Female Faculty Network Twente’s annual conference (NL) 15-17 November 2018 Lecture, participation based on invitation ‘B/ORDERS IN MOTION – Current challenges and future perspectives’ conference, organized by Collegium Polonicum (Słubice) and European University Viadrina (Frankfurt/Oder), Frankfurt/Oder (DE) 29 August-1 September 2018 Presentation, ‘Us and Them: Sociotechnologies of Alterity/Otherness’ closed panel convened by L. Suchman, with K. Barad, M. Christie and H. Verran, A.Say Chan, L. Suchman, participation based on invitation

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Annual Conference of the Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S), Sydney (AU) 7 June 2018 Lecture, ‘ICT and the management of refugee flows and services’ workshop, participation based on invitation Information Systems Department, London School of Economics, London (UK) 10 May 2018 Closing roundtable member, conference ‘La Ricerca Scientifica: un valore per il Paese’, participation based on invitation Italian National Research Council, Gruppo 2003, Scienza in Rete, Rome (IT) 27-28 November 2017 Lecture, ‘Varieties of Citizenship in a Globalised World’ conference, participation based on invitation Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, Fiesole (IT) 15-16 November 2017 Participant, ‘Blockchain4Europe’ workshop, European Joint Research Centre and European DG Grow, participation based on invitation Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Brussels (BE) 19-20 October 2017 Closing roundtable member, ERC Project Follow conference ‘Secrecy and Methods in Security Research’, participation based on invitation University of Amsterdam, Haarlem (NL) 7 September 2017 Panel chair and presenter, 2017 Tensions of Europe conference, participation based on invitation National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Athens (GR) 26 June 2017 Lecture, participation based on invitation Télécom ParisTech, Paris (FR) 8 June 2017 Keynote lecture, participation based on invitation Institute of Communications Sciences (ISCC)/CNRS/Sorbonne/UPMC, Paris (FR) 11 April 2017 Lecture, participation based on selection and invitation Paris Institute of Advanced Studies, Paris (FR) 16 March 2017 Lecture, ‘Peopling Europe through Data Practices’ conference, participation based on selection and invitation ERC project Arithmus, Tate Modern-Goldsmiths, London (UK) 16 December 2016 Keynote lecture, colloquium ‘Connected Migrants: encapsulation or cosmopolitanism?’, participation based on invitation Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences, Amsterdam (NL)

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08 December 2016 Keynote lecture, Vorhölzer Forum lecture, participation based on invitation Munich Center for Technology in Society, Munich Technical University (DE) 27-28 October 2016 Opening address, participation based on invitation European Commission and Eastern Partnership Panel on Migration and Asylum, in collaboration with International Organization for Migration, Latvian and Ukrainian governments, Riga (LT). 29 January 2016 Discussion with Karin Knorr-Cetina, participation based on invitation STS Italia Decennial celebration, University of Rome Sapienza, (IT). Conferences (selection, since 2014) 18-21 August 2020 International conference, n. of participants: around 2000, every four years Joint Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) and the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Prague. Co-convener (with C. Aradau, King's College London) and presenter, ‘Proliferation, dispersal and (in)security: towards new vocabularies for the debate between STS and critical security studies’ panel. 27/30 June 2019 International conference, biannual Presenter, participation based on selection Tensions of Europe 2019 Conference, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg 19/21 June 2019 International conference, biannual Presenter, participation based on selection ‘The web that was: archives, traces, reflections’, Research Infrastructure for the Study of Archived Web Materials conference (RESAW), organized by the University of Amsterdam. 25 /28 July 2018 International conference, n. of participants: around 800, biannual EASST 2018 International Conference, Lancaster (UK). Panel convener, ‘The European Other as site of institutional experiment. Articulating friction in infrastructures for processing alterity’ panel (with M. Antonakaki, MCTS Technical University Munich). In addition, presenter of the lecture titled: ‘Processing Alterity, Shaping the Europe Order’. 14 /16 June 2018 International conference, n. of participants: around 300, biannual 7th STS Italia International Conference, Padova (IT). Convener, ‘Digital migrants and moving infrastructures’ panel (with G. Nicolosi, University of Catania). 24 /26 November 2016 International conference, n. of participants: around 300, biannual

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6th STS Italia International Conference, Trento (IT). Convener, ‘Let’s Do Retro-ANT’ panel (with A. Mattozzi, Free University of Bozen). In addition, presenter of the lecture titled: ‘Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic Dimensions of Digital Circulation’. 31 August/03 September 2016 International conference, n. of participants: around 1.500, every four years Joint Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) and the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Barcelona (ES). Convener the ‘Materializing governance by information infrastructure’ panel (with S. Milan, University of Amsterdam and F. Musiani, Institut de Sciences de la Communication/CNRS/Sorbonne). In addition, presenter of the lecture titled: ‘Reshuffling the Government Machine. Digital Infrastructures of Bureaucratic Exclusion’. 24/28 July 2016 International congress, n. of participants: around 2.000, annual World Congress of the International Political Science Association (IPSA), Poznan (PL). Convener of the ‘Reshuffling Administration. Digitization of Governmental Information Systems as State Redesign’ parallel session. In addition, presenter of the lecture titled: ‘Materializing Autarchy. Counter-evidence of vendor lock-in in cadastral information systems’. 11/14 November 2015 International conference, n. of participants: around 1.800, annual Presenter, Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Denver (US). ‘Social Studies of Politics: Assembling Governance’ session. Lecture title: ‘Reshuffling the State. Government information systems building capabilities for denationalization’. 20/23 August 2014 International conference, n. of participants: around 1.500, annual Presenter, Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Buenos Aires (AR). ‘STS and “the state”’ session. Lecture title: ‘Translating the State. Digitization of Governmental Information Flows from an ANT perspective’.

G. Grants, fellowships, awards and scholarships

Role of A. Pelizza Subject Origin Duration Volume

Supervisor of Dr. C. Coletta

Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions (MSCA) Global Fellowship. Excellence in Science pillar Highly competitive (10% success rate) fellowship for excellent researchers

European Commission, Horizon 2020 program, European Research Council

2020/ 2023

Euro 172 761.60

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Principal investigator

European Research Council (ERC), Starting Grant. Excellence in Science pillar Highly competitive (10% success rate) fellowship for excellent researchers

European Commission, Horizon 2020 program, European Research Council

2017/ 2022

Euro 1.498.614

Individual beneficiary

Chancellor’s Fellowship in Data Science (i.e., prestigious tenure-track position, https://www.ed.ac.uk/human-resources/jobs/chancellors-fellowships) Declined for Brexit and concomitant ERC grant

University of Edinburgh, School of Social and Political Science, Science, Technology and Innovation unit

From 2016 onwards

N/A

Fellow

Paris IAS 2017-2018 Fellowship (https://www.paris-iea.fr/en/)

Paris Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS), in collaboration with Institut des Sciences de la Communication, CNRS/Paris Sorbonne/UPMC

2017 N/A

Leader WP1 and co-leader WP5, participant in other WPs

Horizon2020 Grand Challenge 5- 03 “EU-MACS. European market for climate service” Declined in favour of colleagues, as concomitant with ERC grant

European Commission, Horizon2020 program

2016/ 2018

Euro 1.499.621

Individual beneficiary

IEF Marie Curie Grant for Career Development Excellence in Science pillar Highly competitive (10-15% success rate) grant

European Commission FP7 for Research, Research Executive Agency (REA)

2013/ 2015

Euro 183.470

Award winner ‘Best Paper’ to PhD-thesis-drawn essay ‘Openness as an Asset. A Classification System for Online Communities

WikiSym 2010, 6th International Symposium on Wikis and Open Collaboration. Conference organizers: Wikipedia, TJEF:

2010 /

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based on Actor-Network Theory’ (approx. 150 international participants)

The John Ernest Foundation, CM Special Interest Group on Hypertext, Hypermedia, and Web (SIGWEB).

Scholarship recipient

Scholarship weaving tuition fee to participate in the Third Seminar in Experimental Critical Theory on Digital Futures

University of California at Irvine

2006 $ 3000 (approx.)

Award, spokesperson

Digital Communities competition, Award of Distinction (2nd prize)

Prix Ars Electronica, Linz (AT). Oldest world-wide competition for digital technologies and society

2005 Euro 5.000

Scholarship recipient

Ranked 1st at PhD Program admission test (about 30 candidates). Scholarship for Ph.D. attendance

University of Milan-Bicocca 2004/ 2007

Euro 30.000 (approx.)

Award winner Master-thesis-derived paper of television studies awarded close-second winner of the 1st edition of the Mauro Wolf Prize on the social effects of media

Baskerville Publisher (IT), University of Bologna, University of Rome Sapienza,

2004 Euro 1.400

H. Positions of trust and institutional responsibilities

• 2020-Current, Board member, Doctoral Program in Philosophy, Science, Cognition, and Semiotics (PSCS), University of Bologna, IT (invitation upon evaluation by University of Bologna and Ministry of University and Research)

• 2020-Current, Member, Capacity strategic planning committee, Department of Philosophy and Communication, University of Bologna, IT (invited)

• 2020, Expert Advisory Board member, Scientific support to the development of a methodology to assess social and economic impacts of the use of Artificial Intelligence to support public services in the EU. Project commissioned by the EU Joint Research Centre (JRC) to the Netherlands Institute for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) (invited)

• 2020-Current, Scientific Advisory Board Member, Urbania Hoeve Foundation (http://www.urbaniahoeve.nl/), Amsterdam (invited)

• 2019-Current, Faculty member, Department of Philosophy and Communication, University of Bologna, IT

• 2019-2022, Council Member, European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) (elected)

• 2018-2020, Ethics Advisory Board member, ERC-funded project DATACTIVE (https://data-activism.net/) (invited)

• 2016-2019, Member, Young Academy @ UT, University of Twente, NL (invited)

• 2016-2019, Member, BMS Faculty research strategy committee, University of Twente, NL (invited)

• 2013-2019, Faculty member, Behavioural, Management and Social Studies Faculty, University of Twente,

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NL

• 2010-2013, Procurement committee member, Lepida S.p.A. (nominated by CEO)

• 2006-2013, International Scientific Advisory Board for Digital Communities, Prix Ars Electronica Linz, AT (invited)

I. Membership of scientific societies • 2010 / current, member, EASST - European Association for the Study of Science and Technology

• 2010 / current, member, STS Italia - Italian Association for Science and Technology Studies

• 2014 / current, member, Society for Social Studies of Science (4S)

• 2015 / 2019, member, Netherlands Graduate Research School of Science, Technology and Modern Culture (WTMC)

• 2016 / 2018, member, International Policy Science Association (IPSA)

J. Editorial and evaluation activities

• 2020 / Current, Member, Editorial Board Science, Technology and Human Values (invited)

• 2018 / Current, International Correspondent, Tecnoscienza – Italian Journal of Science and

Technology Studies (invited)

• 2013-2018, Member, Editorial Board Tecnoscienza – Italian Journal of Science and Technology Studies

(invited)

Grant Assessor:

• 2020, European Research Council (ERC), SSH 3 panel (invited)

• 2019, Dutch Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), Veni Evaluation Commission for the Social

Sciences and Humanities, Philosophy and Religion panel (invited)

• 2018, U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) (invited)

Journal Reviewer:

• Big Data and Society; British Journal of Sociology; Science, Technology and Human Values; Research

Policy; Internet Policy Review; Information, Communication & Society; Administration & Society;

Science, Technology and Society; Engaged Science, Technology, and Society. (Invited)

• 2020, senior referent, World Pandemic Research Network (invitation by Advisory Board

https://wprn.org/board_and_contributors)

K. Other research and management positions

Date: May 2010 / July 2013

Employer’s name: Lepida S.p.A., User applications area, Research and Development area, Bologna (IT)

Type of business or sector: in-house telecommunication engineering company

Occupation or position held: large-scale IT systems project manager and ethnographer of digital

technologies, 1 fte, invited, tenured

Main activities: 1) Project management; 2) ethnographer of ICT design and use

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Date: September 2006 / May 2010

Employer’s name: Emilia-Romagna Regional Government, Department for Administrative Innovation and

Simplification, Bologna (IT).

Type of business or sector: regional government

Occupation or position held: IT and communication specialist, invited

Main activities: 1) information systems research and design; 2) training of regional and local authorities'

officers; 3) techno-legal consultancy; 4) European projects design and deployment.

L. Spoken languages

Dutch: good reading, basic speaking and writing. CEFR: B1

English: fluent writing, reading and speaking. CEFR: C2

French: fluent reading, good speaking and writing.

German: basic reading, speaking and writing. CEFR: B1

Italian: native

Spanish: good reading, basic writing and speaking.